The Osceola times., 1887-04-16
cprNss An EAsrALr1Es.

WHsI~ al work on building, on Broad.
wey, New York, on the 7th, two pairtets,
Peter Murray and Daniel A,.rei, were
killed by the falling OF scaffold. They
fell frcrA the seventh TO the first floor, and
their bodies were literally shattered, their
arms, legs, ribs and heads being broken.
Mr.. W. MORRISON, of Chicago, who had
been In Des Moines, Ia, for two weeks fot
the purpose OF introducing an electrical
street railway, was accidentally killed on
the Sth while hunting near Vaieria, d
point about twelty miles from the city,
on the diagonal railroad.
THn hoist'nS Works OF the Nevada q leen
rirc, at Tuscarora New, were complete
ly destroyed on the 6.h by the explos on OF
a box of giant powder placed near ,he
boiler to thaw. The boiler also exploded.
Five men were serRasiy injured, A. ID.
Russell, fore@aa Of the mine, believe
fatally.
cos the sth Shade Scarborough, q negro
murderer, was hanged at Clayton, Ala,
OK the sth Patrick McCarty was hanged
at Ft. Smith, Ark, for murler cotnnitted
in the Indian Territory
on the sth pirate boat created sen
sation at Atlantic Highlands, N. D., by
helping hcrsefto eosl ard firing at tn,
people.
Az Campton, KY, on the sth, James "
Ross, apeaceable citizen, was Killed by Q
drunken man named salies Buchanan.
Tng dead Nody ofa man supposed to be
Ther,as Worth was found in car OF moss
en- route from Baton Roug,, La, to st
Louis over the Iron Mountain road.
Ok the sth the German barber Flath, who
was arrested in Brooklyn on suspicion oi
being concerned in tho Railway murder
was arraigned before police justice
and was discharged. There was no evf
dcnce to show that he was concerned Ii
the matter.
OS the sth Charles johnson, the prison
er convicted of the murder of John Wal
ters, turnkey In the Waterloo w. T..
Jail, on January q, was sentenced to bt
hanged May 2S, by Judge Francis A. Nc
Comher, at Waterloo An appeal will b,
taken and noticed at the June trrr. O
court.
NEws from Berlin is 10 the effect tha
tho rol,ce have begun an active campaign
against Socialists In many OF the larger
German towns and cities. with the resul
Of discovering and selling large guam
tity OF Socialistic literature and arres tinl
many persons holding social deIaocrnti'
| views.
Tnf Bowland Clothes-pn factory, be
longing TO Aldrich n Braymap, at Custer
Mich, was burned on the night of the 9Th
Loss. t,c,UJ0; insurance, 5000. This wa
,he largest clothes-pin factory in tn
world, and its average daily output wa
10000 pins. The mill will probably b.
rebuilt
oS the night OF the 9th, police office
| James NJ. Moore, Of Baltimore, Nd, wa
skot and fatally wounded by Marti
Gundlack, a cab driver, whom he foun,
on the street fourishing pistol, an,
whom he cndeavored to induce TO b
peaceablc.
On the night OF the Sth prairie FIR
swept over the greater portion OF Gran
County, pah., doing a vast amount O
damage to farm buildings and destroyin
many head OF live stock.
| Ok the oh, Benjamin Marston, a mine
working in the Lake Angcline mine, nca
Negaunee, Mich, had his heal cut o
while ascending the shaft on an ore shiI
His fellow miners were so shocked b
seeing his head fall to the bottom of tn
shaft that they all left the mine.
OK the 10Th the Cherokee Female Sem
mary at Tahlcquah, l. T., was destroye
by fire.
Or the l0,h Captain Billy Field, of IN
United States Indian police, was shot an
killed at Eufaula, l. 7.